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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-28
Notice Of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, N T. I

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, IT,
March 18th. 1sss :
Notice 1. hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention To make
final proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proof will lie made before the Probate Judge
II Fergus county, N. T., at Lswistown, NJ. T., on
May 9Th, 1857, viz:
John 2. Thomas.
who made homestead application No. l.I6 for the
sWi see. IL. TIP. II ~, X. II T..
lie names the following witnesses u prove his
cont inuous residence upon. and cultivation Of
said land. viz: James NJ. Croft. Benjamin u. Phil
lips. William Blankenship and James NJ. Anler
son. all Of stanford Mont.
$. W. LANGHoRSE, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-28
WORKING GLASSES
ATTENTION.:

We prepared to furnish all classes with
employment n home. the whole Of the time, or for
their spare moments Business. new light aud
profitable, Persons q. either easily earn from
~ cents To- $500 per evening. and a proportional
sum by divniing all their time To- the business
Boys and girl earn nearly ~ much ~ men. That
all Who this may sand their aitlr, and test
the business, We make this oaer To such arr
not we'll satisfied Ne will send one dollar to pay
for he trouble OF writing. Full particulars and
on'ft free. Address tEoBGE criSsoN Co.,
Portland, Maine.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-28
Notice of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. ". 7.
49, 1. 49,

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. " 7.
March - l~s7.
Notice IL hereby given that the follow ing named
tier has filed notice Of his intent on tn make
hnai proof in support of his claim aud that said
proof will tie made before the Probate Judge Of
Fergus County. ". T., Rt Iewisiown. ". r., on
My >. iss., viz
George ". Leary.
who made pre-cmpiion declaratory statement No.
ssi.s. for III. >Wl. sec. IL. Up. IL north. range
J. east.
lie names the following ~itnoss.~ To fpve his
cont inuous residence upon. ami cultivation Ct.
said land. viz: John Toomb~. William W. de-
witt Leon A. Isrslm- and Charles =. Richards.
all 81 Lewistown. Mont.
s.W. LANGHoKSr Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-28

MONEY

and will send you free something of great value
and importance to you that will start yea in bust
ness which will bring you in n,ore money right
away than anything else in this world. Any
can do the work aud live AT home. Either sex; all
ages. Something new. that just coins money for
all workers. We will start you; capital tof need
ed. This is one Of the genuine. important
chances of lifetime. 1hose who ambitious
and entcrprisng will not DELAY Grand cutht free.
Address TIT 4 Co, Augusta, Maine.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-28
Notice of Final Entry.
LASp OFFICE 1T HELEN. ~. T..
Narrh ~ l~S-

LANpprricE 1T HELEN. ~. T..
March ~ lsSs.
Notice j. hereby given that the fllo~ing-
named settler has flied notice ri his in;en-
ii"u Ia make final proof ~ support Of his
claim. and that said pro-: will he made be-
lore the Probate Judge Of Fergus county;
Mont. ni IeNisiown. Montana, on May q.
1857. viz:
urnry Kcetcn,
who made homestead application No.
27io. for the T.! NEi. swi NEt, SCI Nw!,
See .. Tp. II y. Il ~ l..
He narnc> the following witnesses tn
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation 81. said land, viz, Daniel
Thomas. John rhoma-, Daniel Martin and
Renjsnin u. Phillips. all of Dubuque.
Montana.
:. ". LAxGiInRNE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-28
Notice of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA. NJ. r.,
March II. Iss7.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, ana that said proof will he made he
fore the Probate Judge of Fergu, county.
Montana, at Lewistown. Montana, on May
18th, iss1, viz:
Edward W. Pasel.
who made pre-emp'ion d,clsratory state
ment No. 1864, for the IA SWI aud "!
SEA. Sec. Is. township Is north. range ~
east.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation of said land. viz: Ezra Gaver
John Cockburn, Christopher G. David and
Frank T.. Wright. all If Utica. Montana.
:. W. LANGHogNE Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-28
Notice Of Final Entry.
LASp OFFICE AT HELENA. NJ. T.,

LAND OFFICE Al HELENA. ". T.,
March 81. ls-I. !
Notice Is hereby given that the follow ng named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim and that said
proof will he made before the ! rebate Judge at
Fergus County, at Lewistown, Montana. on May
9Th. 1851. via:
Edwin JcIIisOn,
who made presumption dcclaratory statement No.
siof. for the SWi. see. -. Tp. II ", X II east.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, AMI cultivation of.
said land. viz: Benton Norris and William
". jones. of Cottonwood, Montana. William
wunds Rand and Jer"n. Iewright, Of fhilhrook,
Montana
8. " LASGIoExE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-28
Minneapolis - st. Louis

aud the Principal cities Of the Mississippi Valley
connecting in nion Depot for all points
SOlTiI AND sOtTHWEsrl
MANY UOl H. SAVED and the ONLY LINE
running TWO TRAINS DAILY to kansas city.
LravcWysOrth and lNehis0m. making connec-
tions with the Union Pacific and A'chison. Topeka
n sante Re Railways.
saf'lose Connections made in Union Depot with
all train, Of the -. Paul. Minneapolis 4 Manitoha
Northern Pacific; 81 Paul * Duluth Railwsya
from and to all points, NORTH AND SOETIlWEfT
REMEMBER! The Trains of the MfNNFAPO-
LIS n ST. LOUIS RAILWAY arr composed OF
Comfortable Day Coaches. Magnificent Pullman
Sleeping Cars, Horton Reclining Chair Cars, and
our Justly celebrated Palace Diniag Cars.
r. $50 Lbs. OF BAGGAGE CHECKED FREE.
Re- Fare always low the Lowest IA fci
Time Tables, Through Tickets, etc, call upon the
nearest Ticket Agent III write to
N.G. BOND,
Genl T.t. Il Pass. Ayt. n'"aespolis. Mimi.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1887-04-28

Has attained q standard Of excellence Which
admits of no superior.
1t contains every improvement that inventive
genius, skill and money can produce.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06


G. p iierEs@k. q Graad Rapids. wNs N
tosn yesterday.
TO NJ. sad AFs. Czpssin Weed, Sunday
moEnins-a alns Eoua1 boy.
Rosen Bros. the elothiers, hzye repsintsd
t1siE store - 81 ana - " sslsfn-zse.
Miss A4sx.s Aorsy. Of Grand Rapids. Is
Tlsiuag her friends Al -35 fssraoe-ss.
The Gsarnakess' rsioa gave . social
hop AZ the IeEnz1ia Hal lzst evening
William Dixon, superintendent Of the
Water Works, has Just been awarded pen
sieu.
The Ausksgon Electric Light Company's
neN building vii &c hnished ia about tao
weexs.
J. B. Lee. The popular landlord OF the
new BFackstt House. OF Big Rapids, Is 10
the city.
The Soldiers Aid Society viii meet At
Coed 1empiars' Hall tomorrow afternoon
Al half-past o 0'clOck.
New tramssys have been built on Hack
ley & Hume docks. 10 replace the ones
recently burned, and lumber Is again piled
thereon.
a special premium is offered TO the couple
+ air on the 18th or nth inst, and the SO
cletY will pay the lee OF minister or justice.
AL members OF the ". G. T. L. are re-
quested 10 be present AZ the devotional ex-
erclses =. their rooms this afternoon al
clock. Subject: Watch man, what Of the
Night"
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06
WALKS AND TALKS.


Dl.i il ever ooezr - yoa taas tae ms. sTity
81 ssopis -trsns-snts I A4esn-sho a.
f1s-ad Al 1olsls are crsaks, "a sea sre veEy
a1aen q 8 trassssT yosl eaH spos tae -te1sisf
iocs sFszY 1Ils. Re . slFe - 8sse Rl1-
se.f asag n tas dang Fe<z.s - - x.cksns
anc f.ait aai.nx Tie bed Is sllAes so0
bos - 10 cod. tie Hess : TO- rare O. toe
eeil allae. ne ssiisEs as 100 ssos. etc..
sns1 tns erzzk k.eks about sssFylnins- hs
= lisgss satisfied. 50 ae1aa = soap Don-
answers IA purposs s1t On ths road be
aagst kbck ~ orief ~ nEiDx niusslE Ia4o
aoiics- / asss s2lchsf these people yeEs
ezrsfaliy sad 8oticsd Ehz1 tns crsnk gsts =
hard ssttiag o1s aboas ths ssco8d
ms4l II shicn hs partaxes ia the
aeuss. a. kne waters seem ~
combine 70 usks Il uHconfortaole
ior hin and l4asa via headisA
see a. Ia dlsoomnsaEs. The ''old TINE
~ho never kicks 3 generally vel taken
caFe Of a. his pleasant thank you is a.
incentive u ths waites - look after aim
sad zee thal kis wants are wsilsappiied.
Just ~ the tnlnx yourself and see h0s L
works.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

A GREAT CONVENTION OF DOCTORS.
The International Medical Congress
which assembled in Washington yester-
day is tee most notable meeting Of the
kind ever held In this or any other
country. The gathering IL participated
10, ss OR dispatches have stated, By rep
rssenfstives Of the medical profession in
q score Of nations. and the list OF those
who read pspsss includes the names OF
soue q me most distinguished physi-
Clans of the world. The number OF pa
pers to bs rsad is over four hundred and
they cover ths Whole Geld OF modern
medical science.
Physicians used 20 think that il was
the business Of the doctor 10 cure dis
ease. and the majority Of the laisy hold
The sans opinion still All educated
physicians know better Dow. This IS
one of The things they have unlsarnsd.
Alter over two thousand years OK recorded
prsctice they have learned thai il is un-
safe - speak oi earring anything sx-
ceps, Eeshsps. aneurisms and The itch.
Msdicins - rot sn exact bnt n progress
i7s science and il has progressed far
enough to deal with these two troubles
with somesbing Ike certainty. For the
one they hsvs an opsrstio0 which pretty
csrtainly cures he lesion: for the other
they have speufic remedy. Beyond
this doubt intsrvs1es and the greatest
lseson that physicians have learned is
that thsir provinces - not g. curs disease
bat 10 study pathology and 70 place their
patients 10 The position nest favorable
fer recovery By natural processes. Ma
turs intends nen - bs wsll. disease IS
an inferfersuce with nstGrss functions.
Il - the dociOr's duty 70 remove tho ob-
sfrucson.
II iormsr tines vixen doctors we're
expected to c1re disease By efforts ~
their orn. and when pstients demanded
this at their hands re whole work q he
physician was surrounded By an AIR Of
snystsry--srch - srsckery still sur
soauds i.salf with-and il sbsndcDiug
this pretsnss ssd laying he foundation
C their prcfessicn n solid scientific in
vsstisation. tas profession bss 1asds =
srsss advance and prepared TIE wa7 sor
stil greater progress Honesty. frznk-
ness aud willingness b earn ara sbe
essence cf progress ia naeiicins a. in
svsr7 other Geld Of sciepce. There ara
fsv mere fascinating sfndiss than that a.
TIE sc.sncs of medicine and intsn~s d.
vcsion - tae study-espsciall By the
specialists - has wrorght uasrrelous
achievements during ths last hslf csu-
tarr. Tie wider distrbatlon ~ TIE
knowisdTs seauired By - fsv thrsurh
such = Meeting AZ ths present Gre csa-
,cs tsil - bs &C gsa=-al public good
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06
Help WQufed--Maie.

GOOD CARPENTERS WANTED TO WORK on
" house south east corner OF North Division aud
CFe2eentaye. Also house on southwest corner.
Aprly ON tremlzes .sse
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

Propeller Michsel Groh. Chicago. 800 oo0
feet lumber, propeller John Otis. Chicago,
5.s5, ,OO0 lumber.
Schooner Quickstep. Milwaukee. $50. .00o
feet lumber; schooner Grace Grummond,
Chicago 10000 lumber; schooner Ada
Medora. Chicago. 10000 lumber, schooner
Kate Lyons, Evanston. 40, 90 lath. schooner
Tempest, Chicago. 80, ,0Uu lumber; schooner
Wsunetee Chicago, $4,000 lumber.
schooner o. Il. Johnson. Chicago. 100 cords
slabs, schooner Lena Behn, Chicago. 45, ,0CO
lumber schooner 0. NJ. Nelson. Milwaukee,
l,6o0, GOO shingles.
Toial-Lumber, 2,l75, 900 feet; lath, 40,
900, slabs. 100 cords shingles 800, Geo.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

John .. Mcintyre has returned 10 bis
home with 8 story that Peter Dorsn. his
travelling companion. would be on in feT
days from New York. Nothing has beln
haard from Peter since the cyclone on the
Atlantic until yesterday. when the follow
ing dispatch dated Saratoga y. Y. !" and
signed Daniel Z. Soper' was received At
ths Office
Tasest sdvicss from Nonsleur Peter Deveaux,
wao VS. delegated 10 70 abroad AM coaler With
elalistone snd rsrneH GA t1e Home 1gie
Question saf the F0pe q RENE on he ''resfor-
stion of Fatuer Ncfflvuu f-slos that he las
been rpysilv received and entertained has kae s
a. fbe thrcue ard kissed The Queen hau1 besu
banqueted By the Lords. erd Serenaiief hv Her
Nsestv hsud. visited wish tne Pope, xissed The
nsfney -tQne snf rel1rns % his sd1etei Coslu-
sry STA 4 bachelor All haii 20 Peter
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

IcR RFST-nEffRALT HorsF or Tvs
I rD0r3S csrtvsi .ocafis7. uosera fr1r-ora-
uenlS ksqaire p Basswiek-S rs
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06
American MllIsary Men Abro.a.

LONDON, sept. 5.-Gen. AhssI0n Baird
Inspector General Of the United States
Army. and Colonel Hasbrouck. Commander
Of Cadets al West Point Academy, escorted
By W. II. White, Secretary of the United
States legation, inspected the camp a. Al
dershOt yesterday. They were shown every
possible attention By the officers at the
camp. and were entertained by them al din.
ner. General Baird and Colonel Has
brOuck will proceed Immediately 10 France
whittier they go 70 witness the military
maneuvsrs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

Jurors FOR the September term of The
Superior Court have been drawn ~ follows.
Herman Barlow T 3 Frsemsn. Victor II.
Middleton. r Goodrich. Jacob Nsndenbsrg.
y kssie r. Is. Park. James Gallup. Herman
Crequo. ] Fl Farrell. fstrick Finn. Charles
J. Bacxus. Prank Emerv, Wutsm >hiak-
msn Andrew Rev0ders. Myron II Tom IN
ser. Iohu r. Brunnaeler A. -. Johnson.
Isccb Vets. Charles II. Ciark. Aarsn
CisFk Prank $. Damsksv
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06
Liking Wifleasesf

Ask any one who has used DR.. Pierce's
Pleasant Purgative Pellets as 10 their
merits. They Will tell you that pimples
blotches and eruptions disappear tnat con
stipaton-that breeder of disoriers-is re-
lieved; that the appetite is restored; that
the whole system Is renovated and regu-
lated beyond any conception by these little
wonder-workers. Being purely vegetable,
they are perfectly harmless; being com.
posed of concentrated. active ingredients,
they are powerful! Purge and purify the
system and disease will be unknown. OF
all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

40 TIE polls OF the Second wsrd ysstsr-
day scenes were eaactsd which, TO say
the least. were disgraceful, and as an
sxsnpls u utter shanslsssness could not
be improved upon When language which
would bGza the ears OF gentleman is
ussd zs a place where innocent, pure
minded women are exps> ted to 20 to de-
pcsit their ballots il Is time something
should &c done 10 purify the atmosphere
about such places.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06
Detroit, Grand Haven { Milwaukee,

f4aAA, sunday ffC ped. fiaIf
fsr>fDgyrs iaSiue The q 5e n erpress nake
ctnneeilOn al Dttfoll foT New huff.--N sHh sx-
pcs has SeeFln4 car far Dtsrat - Grand
kspics.-finif Inc fsLnnF Iimitcs cgafess ssr,
ing hrfr ~ - + n with pafiof oar 60 fieifust
NJ lue tifci. come, .ous fof a. p1ias Easf a.
rting a. Aee YORK ai . fil , ia fhf l.eKf fferfns
fhroa.f tickets sse1f e 4 - y -. a. (. IL o.i.ces
rNtci Hotel. AM ~ dsf0i
Jas lAhfHfLs. CHS fs0 At
&C. y. REEtfs Iratl MnAsgeI lA.oafl
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

There can b no growth without change.
The noble frog had remained = pusillsni-
nous poliiwog but FOR the operations OF
this principle OF evolution. And what
viii thus slevats . tadpols ought to
work we'll with our colleges, churches
and party organizations. There are too
many fossils ss the head Of sfzirs the
world over. They want 10 lose their heads
as the pollisog bis tail under the dsyel-
opment theory.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

Royal crowns too often lacerats the
brow hks garland ot thcrus. Beds oi
eider down trsqasatiy let tie spIral
springs rrick up through. Thus We
uoralizs from the ramo-s that Col Boz
LINCOLN would decline shs Presidency Of
TIE United States and that scarce potsE-
tats IN Earope can get his royal life in
a1~at
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06
MICHIGAN CENTRAL'

slsi y A. ollcrf csiis exccnl Sn8dAy
refiang csfs ngn or lsciac aBc Atsltte 5.x.
tftsses te shd ~ M Detf0Ii. -fefiof rss ran ou
t'Hy hkpTesk sD1 Grand kapds fxp1r& a. anc
Iaia - ssit lf,rtCl connectioIk lsl 81 ffefr1.t
win a. i.--o0r1 ira o. cas- - ~ xtls ,4l q al
DioA liekei unlce. o. AOnloe a. Goe AZ nioa
Cclot
". JOHNSON, MiCA. csst A. & H korfoe.st
thAs. y. NORRIS Denl Atft - NouFoa-sA
q ". krCoIL>. @ e. and T. A. cbioas8
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

Queen VIcT0sIA - n0t sn unsrstsfal
mother n-law. She kn.zhLs hsr son-ln-
laws doctor Tor sasing the son-n-law :
his. Bur shsn tie saving Of tns patisni
may MAKE ths Qassas daughter Also q
queen.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

Congressman RoaKA B. Mills, OF
Texas. says THAI SAaUKL j. kANDAiL
snd his followers should 90 forced into
Inc on ths tsriS lssus or bs read out Of
ths party. Dir. NILS should know that
that . sasisr said than done.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

The intsrvls~ With Secretary ~ 80
inskss e apparent that the most nahy
paEl OF 10 isoebls with Canada . the
ntogiss told by the correspondents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

The TxIzoE HzzALD Is fer Grand
Eapicz first, lsst and al the tina For
tAis rssson Il wants 80 see the work Of
making shs furniture Tor The City HaA
dc1e here.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

Il General BCFLEzs plan tor having
the sx -Confs.isrAts soldiers psnSaonsd .
scbssas 80 gsf ths solid South AN -rom
CLzVkLAS' II 1882
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

The Assistant Poundmaster grows no bet
ter fast. In speaking Of him the other day
citizen used an expression which, al
though slangy: ard defsnous. was very
appropriate. He is the best sample Of
Gods carelessness that | ever saw" was
what he said. His figure is truly not q
commanding one, his features are coarse
Irregular and expressioness, and his
clothes are shabby and of snciert
pattern. His attempts TO speak the English
language are ludicrsus to say the least. and
be has become the lsughing-s.ock OF the
town Was this position held by respect
able citizen, the people would take out
licenses for their dogs, whereas now they
defy this thing to take and i'm
pound their dogs, and each at
tempt of his TO do so is followed
By severe pounding to the poor unfoFta-
nate holder Of public office. To be re-
vsnged be svears out q warrant for the
sarrest Of those who assaulted him, and the
@onsequence is he is so unpopular that the
whole neighborhOod comes up and swears
the poor wretch clear out of the court room.
II be hasn't sense enough TO resign the
Council should remove hin.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06
Lake Shore { MIrh. SOvihus.

A. traiut aailf except tIuQas.
10 freight leaves tfsui Eapfsf 81 II 81 2
y tsffsiug pes cngers as faf a. kniamsz.9- -
fnroneh tickets - a. poinif er1 nefhs ~ sep.
loE roachcs can ne s-rfrd a. tnion Ticket otce
g. Monroe H.. eEd 81 dcrfpi
4. ~. HskrrefY. - Az
SEo. y. BrfsDS. Ciis TiCkei Areni.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

Mrror r. Clark. ssrmsrfy Eor twelve
ysars tae editor Of ths Grand RAPIDS
pssarrst has iooztei &c lowell and cas-
i1st issUed prospectus of q psrsy n b
Started by him af to~sii skcur The ffsf 81
Cctober. The psrer VII ee q 81 he k.-..
Cailfu4 bester1t vii - SIT ensurr
11srts ard VI hs devoted - the Interest,"
81 the thrlvinz village of LoveN. tie i.s-
ssrass,asson - laent0c ~ssic rri scieies isasst
se~s O. ne siay snd choice atersry matter. y
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

The paths OF life are not all strewn with
fowsrs.' This is true in more WAYS than
one. aud evidence of il is not lacking. The
other day q man was bemoaning his fate Al
having TO lose . fsvorite barber. II have
been in the city for nearly eight years, be
said. and / have had more or less trouble
in finding a barber In whose hands was
willing To place my face for such a delicate
operation as that Of having a keen-edged
razor applied 10 it. prefer colored man
to a white any day. l always imagine the
latter is nervous when he is shaving me,
and can place no confidence in them.
one c0lored man shaved me every week
for five years, and then he became 50 inhrm
that be was obliged to go to the Soldiers
Home. Then | stumbled oGto Rev. J. p.
Goats, who manipulated the razor and
shears in Canal-st. tonsoriai parlor. and
just as Was beginning 10 trust
hin sufficiently, so that l could go
to sleep during the operation, what should
happen along. but an order from the
colored Methodist conference. bidding Rev.
Coats shake the dust OF Grand Rapids from
OF his shoes and HE himself TO the city of
sawdust-Muskegon. l always was kindly
disposed toward the Methodists. but l shall
vote for the Salvation Army hereafter"
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

Kssry DAY isa .labor day" u a nOru-
tsg assspaper gftiee.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

the n1eab<F OF iines ~ &ny advertisement
ssa - fsaaa - dividing the nasa Ger 81
~ores ~ sss~n. Ass part of = li.s osaated
one f4u ikna.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

A travelling salesman who has visited al
most every city IA the united kingdom,
sas standIng Ia hotel lobby dzy OF two
ago eonVsTsing with iIiend- lie had Igs,
returned from a drive about ths ely and
was asked how he liked the appearance OF
u. 'Oh. Ike H. Fsct i / am infatuated
sith H. Your factories are wonders Of
Ingenuity and enterprise and you have
many grand residences. bur there Is one
thing could De and should be improved or
rather attended 10. l refer 70 your streets.
They are dirty. positively mucky aud Dis
gusting. Now in most cities Of this
axe and even smaller. the streets are mod
els OF cleanliness and there IS nothing
which will impress a stranger either one
way or the other, more quickly than the
condition OF the streets" If there were a
few bright lights In the Council they might
Dc expected 10 take q tumble.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

L. dsy ao-.sf > &ha ssn- txeesle<il bo&rd ss.i
slnFls roQr onls 8 fef 0ee& a4s No%r1 - silss =
Eloas - a 1l42 4tslSs alsrt ncN Isl rltea -
ltfsf ApaHoe a. - lsatsszkse lsllsa< Il Il
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Tor Situations or Help. They
arc IN fact a cheap
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
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Situations Wanted--MdIc.

WANTED-A SITUATION ~ ANY STORE
" by young man who can speak Holland
English and German, and is wiling 10 make
himself generaly useful. Good references; address
II, this Office. Sls
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

Enrlish Wedding Rlzzs Is karst r..ss
- sp>R ~ A. IEsg ssEs.
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Situations Wdnted-Fe,nole.

UANTED-BY A swEDE GIRT. A sITuATToS
W to DO housework. Apply 81 2se Liberfy-st
West side. .'sS
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

WAN1bD-BY YOUNG MAN II YEARS OF
v age work IN wholesale or retail store; will be
wiling 10 work at an, tning honorable If steady
tne year afaround. AddIess 4, Is Sinclairss, city,
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Detroit, Lansing { koIihpTn

isrerd Rand 4 aqua Ditiisa3
AZ rsiaf arrive ~ srd oeVnu from Latsn deont
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

WANTED SITUATION HAVE HAD THREE
w year. experience as city solicitor: csr e1ve
tne pest OF references VIII be willing 10 work
hard and steaoy for good wages Am married.
man. Address \. Is sinc!airs- CITY De
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-06

WANTED-WORK By RELIABLE NAN AS
W bookkeoper or collector. Books posted and
balanced periodically. City references Addres
f., II Spnng-st 30
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ChIcarp 10 81. Louis.

he Chicago a Alton hsiiwsF n The nnes.
equipped. the feslre and mos olfecf ra5te fr, :,
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